Ex Lion Tamer

So what you're saying is he's a poor man's Jeremy Clarkson

I'm not convinced he had the intelligence to make the most of his obvious ability

He's always been an excellent reaction stopper but wait till the near post shots start sneaking in

Seems like Big Vic had made a big difference

Kelvin!!!

I'm giving Bear the all clear, he's much more creative and varied

I wonder if he has OCD? His relentless need to poke fun at the same targets again and again was quite obsessive

Don't forget that this is still his first season after stepping up to the premier league. I think he deserves another year. At the very least he's a good squad player, no reason to get rid

There's so much more to penalties than having a hard shot

Either that or they checked the web hits and went with what people were clicking on

My understanding is you have psychopaths and sociopaths (its possible I'm wrong but I think that;s what I remember). So psychopaths have defective brains so they don't feel empathy. Sociopaths do bad things because of their upbringing. Ian Brady was a psychopath, Myra Hindley was a sociopath. They both did evil things - Myra because her violent father had made her believe violence was ok at a young age and Ian because he just enjoyed it. Jon Ronson's book the Psychopath Test is very readable if you are interested in the topic

I'd like the speaker to have the power to step in if a question isn't adequately answered

He was certainly the best striker at the club when fit, but you could always be sure he'd be back in the treatment room before too long

Won't there?

But nothing would make a Scottish breakaway more likely than another Tory government. A Labour - SNP coalition could be the only way to save the union

It's actually all about the SNP, Labour are going to be decimated in Scotland

Has he said exactly what happened with the collar bone incident? Was it some tough guy wanting to stick one on a legend?

So basically you want masses of extra red tape for businesses that send staff to work in Europe, and extra layers of government bureaucracy to police it, and all in order to solve a problem which the evidence shows doesn't exist

I think there could be an issue with having too many immigrants too quickly, but I don't see any evidence that we're anywhere close to that

Fair enough I thought you were saying that we have uncontrolled immigration at the moment. Clearly we are not seeing those levels at present so the system is OK

More immigrants paying taxes means it's actually easier to pay for the NHS. Especially as they are normally working age, so can help pay for all our oldies. There's plenty of space for more houses, we just need to build them. Will stimulate the building trade and help the economy

Great arguments guys, thought provoking as always

English is your first language so you're OK

You'll have to enlighten me because I don't think it's clear at all

I take it you're not the type to give away your last Malteser? Anyway, you're completely missing the point that immigration benefits us all, so there's no squeezing up necessary: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/news-articles/1114/051114-economic-impact-EU-immigration http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-26447244